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dentist. Known for. Inventor of the jacket crown. Spouse. Evangeline Lodge (1850–1919) Signature. Land with grandson Charles Lindbergh "Me and my best chum" circa 1905. Charles Henry Land (1847–1922) was a dentist who pioneered porcelain and gold teeth crowns. [1]
- Inventor of the jacket crown
- Woodlawn Cemetery, Detroit, Michigan
- dentist
- Evangeline Lodge (1850–1919)
National Museum of American History (U.S.). Division of Science, Medicine, and Society. The collection documents inventor and dentist Charles H. Land and consists of correspondence, financial records, patent records, articles, printed material, writings, sermons and photographs.
Charles H. Land Papers NMAH.AC.0834 Page 2 of 11 Biographical / Historical Charles H. Land (1847-1922) was born in Simcoe, Ontario, Canada. Educated in New York, Land studied dentistry under J.B. Meacham of Canada and from 1864-1866 joined the offices of Drs. Sherwood, Haskell and Allport in Chicago, Illinois.
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Charles Lindbergh. The descendants of the Hamilton branch of the Land family scattered to other parts of Canada, and some returned to the States. One of these was Charles H. Land, a grandson of Ephraim, the son of Robert I, who moved to Detroit, the place his grand-uncle, Robert II, had helped to capture from the Americans in 1812.
NameDiedBorn (est.)Robert Land First white settler in ...July, 1818, Aged 82 yrs.1736Phebe Wife of Robert LandSept., 1826 93 yrs.1733Col. Robert LandNov. 21, 1867 95 yrs. 7 mo. 11 days1772Hannah Horning Wife of Col. Robt. LandJune 9, 1870 93 yrs. 1 mo. 16 days1777Jul 23, 2014 · Summary. A Detroit dentist, Dr. Land was an innovator and an inventor in the dental field, developing and patenting numerous tools, equipment, and techniques. A few papers relating to Dr. Land's dental practice, but most relating to his inventions and innovations in the dental field.
Aug 28, 2019 · Charles H. Land worked his way up from the bottom floor of the old Tuscaloosa News, toiling in the mailroom, writing sports freelance for a per-word fee, then moving to sports editor,...
The porcelain jacket crown (PJC) was the first tooth-colored full-coverage restoration. Introduced by Dr. Charles H. Land in 1903, the porcelain jacket was made with feldspathic porcelain clay layers successively fired over platinum foil. The finished PJC was luted to the tooth using zinc phosphate cement.
